Firefox provides AI page summaries if you shake your iPhone
AI summaries seem to be everywhere, with the latest entry into the mix coming courtesy of Mozilla. The company has announced that its web browser, Firefox, is rolling out page summaries on mobile devices. Notably, this feature is only available for English-language iOS users in the US right now.<br /> Unlike other major summary tools from Google and the like, Firefox's page summaries are available when you shake your device. If you feel a bit weird doing that then you can, instead, tap the thunderbolt icon on the right side of the address bar. There's also the option to click the three-dot menu icon and then tap summarize page. <br /> You should be able to get a summary of any webpage with 5,000 words or less — though, that might require a lot of guesstimating if t [...]
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